Can ultrasound show pregnancy on day 20?

Some women will be anxious and of course surprised when they enter the pregnancy preparation stage. When they find out that their menstruation is delayed for a few days, they will want to do some tests to confirm whether they are pregnant. Can B-ultrasound detect the pregnancy on the 20th day of pregnancy?

At 20 days of pregnancy, basically nothing can be seen through B-ultrasound. Generally, it takes more than 50 days of pregnancy to detect the presence of sperm and egg through B-ultrasound examination. At this time, blood and urine tests can be used to determine whether the pregnancy is possible. Regardless of whether the woman is pregnant or not, she should pay attention to her diet in her daily life, and she should also take folic acid tablets in time at this stage.

A successful pregnancy is a relatively interactive process, so regardless of whether the pregnancy is successful or not, the couple should not be too excited. Parents and children are a kind of destiny. If it can come at the right time and place, it means that destiny has arrived. The most important thing is to manage your body well, pay attention to the balanced intake of nutrients, and provide the fetus with the healthiest growth environment.

The ten months of pregnancy is a long process. At this time, women should learn to divert their attention appropriately and try not to think about more annoying things. They can enjoy the time of transformation with the baby during this process. Of course, they can also prepare many things that will be needed after the newborn is born during this period. This is also a very enjoyable process.

Preparation before B-ultrasound examination for pregnant women

1. Keep your clothing loose and easy to take off.

Loose clothes can save time and effort during the inspection, and can also help the expectant mother relax her anxiety. During the examination, you should be in a relaxed state of mind and cooperate with the doctor's examination. Excessive anxiety may affect the effect of the examination.

2. Hold your urine or urinate in advance according to specific tests.

When doing B-ultrasound in the early stages of pregnancy, a certain amount of urine needs to be accumulated in the bladder to be seen clearly, so expectant mothers are advised to hold their urine in advance. You can drink two cups of warm water at home in advance and save time when going to the hospital for a physical examination. If you are doing an ultrasound examination in the middle or late stages of pregnancy, you not only do not need to hold your urine, but you also need to urinate early. This is because after three months of pregnancy, the uterus becomes larger and larger, and the amount of amniotic fluid increases. The doctor can use ultrasound equipment to observe the condition of the fetus through the amniotic fluid. If there is urine in the bladder, it may affect the presentation of the fetal image.

3. Don’t eat foods that easily produce gas.

Foods such as milk and sweet potatoes are easy to produce gas after eating, and these gases will block the penetration of ultrasound, resulting in unclear images of the internal organs being examined.